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Prep Football: Osseo at Coon Rapids 9/3/26
Check out CTN coverage of Cardinal sports!
Join a City Commission!
Currently, there are openings on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and the Fire Civil Service Commission.
CommunityConnect
Finding the right community resource can be easier with a little help. CommunityConnect offers Blaine residents a free, convenient opportunity to get confidential guidance and connect with local support services.
SBM Fire Annual Open House
See where firefighters train, work, and prepare for emergencies during the SBM Fire Department Annual Open House on September 26. All four stations will be open for visitors.
Family Promise Opens New Guest House
A first-of-its-kind shelter in Anoka County has opened its doors in Coon Rapids.
'Lions Day in the Park' Event on Saturday, Sept. 26
The Coon Rapids Lions Club is reviving the organization’s annual fall outing at Lions Coon Creek Park.
Blaine Junior Citizens Academy: MEA Adventure
Make the most of MEA break with a behind-the-scenes look at Blaine’s police and fire departments. The free Junior Citizens Academy gives high school students two days of hands-on experiences and a closer look at public safety careers.
Council to Consider Franchise Fees
The Blaine City Council is considering a new way to fund road maintenance and improvements. Learn how proposed electric and natural gas franchise fees could change how these projects are funded.
Blaine’s Summer Moments
From major sporting events to neighborhood gatherings, Blaine had plenty to celebrate this summer. Take a look back at some of the moments that brought our community together in 2026.
Register for Fall Skating School
Students ages four and older can participate in our popular Skating School lessons!
Register for Fall Skating School
Students ages four and older can participate in our popular Skating School lessons!
Sept. 1, 2026 City Council Meeting Summary
Here's a look at some of the actions from the Tuesday, Sept. 1 City Council meeting.